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Wednesday, December 11, 1968

"_- TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B,C,

~at.Mason-
_ Skoglund -
wedding —

‘Six Royal Canadian Mounted

Police’ Constables in searlet red -
unifor'm “complemented by ‘the
-Tuptlal white and sapphire blue

of the gowns of ‘the bride and
her attendants made a colorful
bridal party that stood-hefore the
‘altar of Knox United Church on
October 26 for the wedding of
‘Carolyn Mary Skoglund, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs, Ray: Skog-.

Scarlet ©
‘uniforms. -

Mason,

the wedding ceremony and Mrs,

Constables Bob Preston,. Bob
Johnstone, Butch Ganzer and
Dave Daztel. ‘

Given in marriage by her fa-
.therthe, bride.wag beautiful ina
floor-length gown of white taffeta
wlth'chiffon ‘overlay and long
train, Her short sleeves. were
trimmed with wide embroidered
lace as were her gown and train

wee anenes cet een oem

She wore a four layered tulle
veil-'with lily-of-the-valley head-
piece and carried a lace-covered
bible attached to which was a
spray of yellow rose buds and
white satin ribbons.

Matron of honour was Mrs,
Joan’ Vinnedge, --sister of the
bride,
Miss Susan Dalmage of Vancouy-
er, Miss Dale Pruden, Miss Alice
Skoglund, another sister, and
Miss Jane Mason, sister of the
groom. : _

i The attendants were attired in
floor-length gowns of sapphire
blue velvet trimmed with lace ta
match the bride's gown, They
carried white muffs set off with
Sprays of blue mums and blue
ribbon headpieces twined among
their curls, ;

- Ring--Bearer was Stuart Vin-
~nedge, nephew of the bride, and

Lisa Ljungh was flower girl.

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During. the signing of the reg-| Im

-ister Miss Deannea-Duplessis,
cousin of the bride, sang The
Lord’s Prayer; accompanied by
the organist and her father Leo
Duplessis on the violin.

A reception was held in the
Totem Room of the Lakelse Ho-

tel where relatives and friends |}

gathered to extend best wishes

lund, and Constable James Tan: .,
Rev. Ed Whidden conducted

; George Keenleyaide presided at.

the organ. Constable Clyde Beatty |

was best man_and ushers were: ~

and,she wore long white gloves, |-

and bridesmaids were]:

suit, mink hat and a corsage of
gold and white mums, The
groom’s mother chose an aqua,
gold and-white knitted dress with
jacket anda mink hat, Her cor-
sage was of goldand white mums,
‘A smorgasbord supper was
served at the reception at which
Bert Lijungh was master-of cere-
monies.’ A gold trimmed-four-
tlered wedding cake centred the
bride's table, made by her moth-
er and decorated by Mrs, Flor-
ence Bailey,

L.E, Pruden, who had known
the bride since childhood, pro-
posed‘a toast to her which was
responded to by the groom, The
best man proposed the toast to
the attendants, me

For their honeymoon trip to
Vancouver, Seattle, Spokane and

to the happy couple, -,...
For, echs. é

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_Mr, and Mrs, James Mason

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Calgary. the bride chose as her
going-away outfit a steel grey
coat with Hghter grey dress,
black accessories and u Spanish
hat in grey felt,

During their. honeymoon a rée-|_

ception was held atthe homeofthe
‘groom's parents in Calgary.

Constable and Mrs, Mason have
taken up ‘residence in the RCMP
apartments in Prince Rupert,

. Out-of-town guests at the wed-
ding included: Mr, and Mrs. Rog-
er Dakin, Atmore, Alberta; Mr,
and Mrs, Glen Alore, Prince
George; the groom's grandpar-
ents, Mr, and Mrs, W.L. Cord-
es of Burnaby and his parents and
family, Mr. and Mrs, Ian Mas-

on, Jané and Judy of Calgary.

-. UseTerrace

= Herald Classifieds

@ To a. curious. Felix, hia

AVOID CAT-ASTROPHES oe :
UT OF KITCHEN

Small kittens are ‘easily step
i. ped on in the traffic between ;
: Bink-‘and stove, Even grown-up:
cata: who hang ‘around your:
: ankles hoping for. a handout .
--are In danger of wounded ‘toes ‘
. or. tenderized tail. Your ‘atart-.
led reaction to his howl of ang-:-

ITY. 0

A, Slamneae who: Iiked.“diek
corners was once shut. inte ‘the
oven with ‘thé. muffina .’and:
baked for ten minutes at 376%
-hefore he was reached, ‘He Hyed

4o tell the tale, but the exper-.
Jence could hardly be ‘satd:ta
have done him any. good., B.
Of all the rooms in the house,
the Kitchen is "probably :'the
most hazardous - and the most
attractive .--to.: your feline |

KEEP KITTY

_ householder... If. you, are “wide, |

you will stop your ears againat
his plaintive protests; and keep

Puss out of this “fascinating -

domain, advises Felicia. Ames, -
Director of the,:Friskies "Cat:
Council, - vee S

cpen . cupboards are , tail
made for exploring’ the m

teries of crockery.’ It is:more

than possible that Felix - will
Manage to get in quite ‘easily,

will even enjoy a quiet nap in -

the salad bow! without incident,
but getting out ‘is something
else again. You have automat--
ically kicked the door shut ‘on
your way out of the -kitchen

and now you: can’t -hear his
frantic miaows of. claustro- .
phobia, Cata become ~ easily.

‘frightened by incarceration,

even if it is. of. their’ own
making. If Felix manages to-
emerge without having kicked -
aver your most. ‘careful: ar-
rangements, not to mention,
breaking your favorite mixing.
howl, it will be a small miracle. ;

- in leaping distance ingures that
-& cat ih your. kitchen means.
eventually. a cat on the stove.::

-- Scorched fur, burned paw-pada,

- oF even 4. scalding can best: be’.

uish may: well be: another dia

_ aster, “as-a ‘dish ‘shatters to. th
floor or lands: on. hia head.

A ‘cat's natural‘ inatinet to

snitch any tasty morsels ‘with

avoided by ‘not letting: him -

Share in meal preparations ‘no © | ’
“ matter how: much: he begs to. :|:

-beincluded.

fowl -are - usually the ‘main
course of a meal, ond where
the tasty. twine. used in tying
‘them often ‘entices .Mr. Felix
into swallowing it as his entree
of the’ day. Result: possibly
serious damage to his gastro-
intestinal tract and an emer-—
gency trip‘ to the veterinarian.
. No, it is not true that cats
always eat what is good for
them. They: are sometimes as
foolish ax we are. That is one
of the many reasons why it is
wise ‘to-bring them up on a
‘quality ‘prepared. commercial
cat food - like Friskies - and
shut them out of the kitchen
at all times. Lo.

‘There are other. problems:

‘

/ Whoaaaacops! Splash! Quick! Get helpon

the spot. You'll find CLEANERS & DYERS fast in the
YELLOW PAGES. Where your fingers do the walking.

No partridge.

|. This. is especially true at |°
holiday- time when roasts and -

It's too bad about the partridge. And the pear tree. We
our jolly old green-and-red label even m
little pushed for space. So instead, we
all of us here at Molson’s,

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and 29 trees. .

’d add them if we could - just to make
ore Christmasy. But you can see the problem. We're a
Ht simply wish you a warm and-wonderful Yuletide from
From the rabbit. And the crows. And the dog, Oh, yes - and the people.

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